Hi, On Fri, 18 Jan 2002 Aaron Schrab spewed into the ether: [-- snip --] > No, that's just his local MTA listing where it got the message from. > There's likely no way to change the value there, since it would likely > always use the login name of the invoking user, and "localhost" since > it's getting the message from a pipe rather than via SMTP. > > This value would not be passed to the recipient's mail server in anyway. > Actually, it might be sent in a Received: header, but the message is > rejected before the local MTA has a chance to send any of the headers. > > > Try setting 'envelope_from' in your muttrc. > > The envelope from is already being set fine (at least it's not obiously > wrong, and is in a domain that exists). See the "MAIL From:" line > quoted in the original message.
Oops ! You're right. Replied too fast to that one, without reading the
transcript properly. Sorry :-(
Well, then, I guess Todd will just have to contact the sys-admin and
figure out what the 'policy' is.
pv.
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